The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

from lsvse or depot, white. In bulk, SIC; in
SACKS a. $50; mixed, in bulk. $50; in
.s ES1S Sos g. :'ss: ss 81 s ,:,s,
aga 10; extra fancy, n 1894 As; patents.
BEXNs-Nsyy. u; medium. q 90.
OATMEAL-In halt barrels, S29S Is from
CRAoKED wHEAT-In half barrels, u Is
RoSfNY AND aRIrs-From s.or,, SO
oRAoKERs-soda. extra. 10; soda. trebl.
extra: aJc extra, ,ci 80 ginger snaps, extra,
KANSAS CITY, MO-, July 9.-whsat
Corn firm; No, 2 cash, 2g1sc bid 300 asked.
Osts-No. 2 cash 2lslc bid 2ls asked. -'>'''
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July s.-FlOur steady
and unchanged, Wheat opened weak, fol-
lowed BY ste,dier tone and prices gradual
lsd T' ss.S sSi!9s sS. ss:ssI No sc
Ing a 7asic; August, a}ss7lS,c, closing
81 7exc;, Oct Der, .771s@7sc, closing Al fsc.
Corn.weak and al.c lower; cash, s21fs
s2MG; Aass st saSc; September, SMeasc'
no; July. $40; August, 2lc; September,
hxc. Rye neglected at 62,<c. Hay . shade
higher timothy. sll 5Ogi6 So; prairie,
new. Sll O9l2 SO; old. $e9lo. Cornmeai
quiet at 81 95s2. Rece,pe--Flour, 5000 brls |;
wheat. 80 900 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats, 1000 bu
6000 brls; wheat, l36, 90; corn, $1,000 Blu /;
oats, 1000 bu; rye, mono; barley, none.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 9.-The wheat
market opened Q little easier at 72hc for
August. and during the frat hour was very
dull, scarcely any trading being done. Au-
gust declined to 723fc. The New. York clear
ances were posted 'ss 500 bu'sel. and r..
visible supply statement next week would
show another large desrease-considerabl bly,
over 2,OOo.0OO bushels. In the same line
were statements that the Agricultural
Department had reported a showing Of more
This combination Of talk induced obsidsra-
the price Of August up to 72ssc, &c higher
than Il opened or had previously
sold hhs l Ta%or' were spnar%
sTor report wa. received, ana BY no.n %Sa
ust had picked up to 72lsc. and felt quito
bullish. This fe,liog continued until the
close, the last quotation for August being
7Sc. Corn opened steady at S6c and gradually
improved In spite OF the general dizziness
early "a tot the session. IL was benefited
BY the early advance In wheat, but the gIv-
ornment report, showing Ru increased area
Of 500 900 acres or 2 per cent. more than In
1886, acted as a sort Of damper 20 much high
or prices. August went up so, however,
without much trouble, closing at 361.(a3SSsc.
Oats were trihe Cd In price today and the
trading was Of the tamest kind. August
opened &c under Yesterdays closing price,
and sale. were from 25ssc early to 2o1sc
shortly before the cl 20.
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
quiet and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat, 7lgTl14o: Ne. spring wheat,
CSC; No. z red wheat, Tic; No.2 corn. S5ssc
No. 2 oats, 25tSci No. rye, 4ec: No. 2
barley, nominal; No. haxse.d, 81 1901 l21T
prime timothy seed, 81 2Nsl25
Tho leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat, No. 2-yuiy opened at IO3sc, highest
7l<c. lowest 7Osfc, closing at 7l14c; August
opened at I21Ic,, highest TSc. lowest 721tc,
highest 7Sc. lowest liHc, closing At 7ijss1Sc
October opened at 75ss ss76i4c, highest, .761Sc,
lowest 75skc. closing at 1919. Corn. No. q
July opened at S{c. highest 35t.o, loves,
size, closing at Sostc; August opened al
361sc, b ghost S699kGs SIC. lowest 36c. CLOSING
at 36I4s35sso; peptember opened at TItc,
highest $3.50, lowest 3sIsgS7c, closing al
yTszc; 0ctob sr opened at HAc, highest S7S{c,
lowest SIc, closing at 31ssc. Oats, No. .
July opened at 1870, highest $40. lowest
S,+c. closing az $40, August opened a.
2 2,I ssptember OPENED at 2eHc, highest
Receipts-Rlour, 300 brlsi wheat, l2,Oc'
bu; corn, 65,Oo0 bu; oats, 1900 hui rye
none; barley. 200 bu. Shipments Plour
q 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, .O0
bui oats. 10000 bu; rye. 300 bp; barley
none.